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Director of Strategy for Keir Starmer, Leader of the Opposition. Views my own.
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Labour and Brexit

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By Clive Lewis, Deborah Mattinson
| LSE Connect Verified
With the Brexit deadline fast approaching, a leading politician and a prominent pollster discuss what Labour can and should do now. Clive Lewis (@labourlewis) is Labour MP for Norwich South and Shadow Minister for the Treasury. Deborah Mattinson (@debmattinson) is a founding partner of Britain Thinks. Robin Archer is the Director of the Ralph Miliband Programme.
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Deborah Mattinson column: ‘This Christmas we should remember to feel proud of what we have achieved’

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By Deborah Mattinson
| LabourList
I recently found myself in a meeting with, amongst others, an eminent Tory grandee. As we waited to start, we gossiped about the politics of the past few days. The Labour people in the room were very gloomy. After listening for a few minutes, the Tory raised both hands in exasperation: “Sorry – am I missing something?
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Deborah Mattinson

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By Deborah Mattinson
| LabourList
Focus groups can be depressing. For me, the worst in decades were after Labour’s shattering defeat in 2019. Researching my book ‘Beyond the Red Wall’, I listened to voters in Accrington, Stoke on Trent and Darlington. Many were life-long Labour supporters from what they described as ‘Labour families’. All had voted Tory this time. They explained that the Labour party on offer was no longer ‘their’ Labour.
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